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vxNsr
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vxNsr
5y ago
I like the UI of 33mail more. It’s easier to click a link at the top of an email in w/e client you’re using vs digging through apple’s portal and ever changing menus to toggle the right thing off. Unless it’s gotten easier in iOS15… ri
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vxNsr
5y ago
Where do you direct share videos that will allow >5min of 1080p?
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vxNsr
5y ago
It’s open source so you could theoretically pull it out and generalize it… idk if anyone wants to manage that project (seems like a ton of work even for an open source project) but I’m sure it be interesting.
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vxNsr
5y ago
YouTube Premium doesn’t get rid of embedded ads, they’re part of the video, not a part of YouTube.
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vxNsr
5y ago
> I would happily pay middle men a lot extra to get fewer unwanted emails, phone calls, or just generally more privacy. My life has changed significantly for the better ever since I signed up for this: http://33mail.com/
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vxNsr
5y ago
He also appears to have turkish citizenship, so that might help
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vxNsr
5y ago
If you go in with 10 before Sept 15th you can get it for $15/m
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vxNsr
5y ago
I'm not the OP but even the demos with the actual software are kinda stuttery. Like the one where you move the outlined spotify window, it's just not great. It's cool that you were able to make it simple to do, and not worry
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vxNsr
5y ago
As in, their app is really bad all around? Totally agree.
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vxNsr
5y ago
I've never had to do any port forwarding on my local router do torrent anything, I'm not sure what you were experiencing but it might have been transient.
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vxNsr
5y ago
Really impressive! I have the same issue, its pretty motivating to see this. How long did it take you?
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vxNsr
5y ago
Amazing impressive work! Was there a specific reason you built this or did you just want to create a showcase?
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vxNsr
5y ago
It’s more than that. Anyone who works for the company can be held personally liable for trafficking and distribution.
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vxNsr
5y ago
> No doorslams For those who don't know this means popups asking you to download the app or sign up for the newsletter
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vxNsr
5y ago
> Even U.S. government officials have used private email servers to avoid having to serve them up via requests. And when that failed they destroyed the hard drive that contained the exchange server db. (See IRS scandal)
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vxNsr
5y ago
He used gmail addresses. Just goes to show how little ppl pay attention to the email address.
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vxNsr
5y ago
The free discord tier is better than the free slack tier. That’s honestly why 90% of ppl use discord over slack. Also paid discord is 100x cheaper than paid slack, for non-corporate entities. You can get top tier discord for like $100/
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vxNsr
5y ago
So maybe don’t require an account to view tweets, or don’t let me tweet until I provide phone number but still let me view… lots of options
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vxNsr
5y ago
Using eminent domain still requires paying close to fair market value… determining that will find quite a few lawyers’ French chateaus.
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vxNsr
5y ago
I’ve never seen that happen. Though tbh I mostly use them for MS. So I don’t have a ton of experience with actually buying stuff with them.
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vxNsr
5y ago
visa/mc giftcards are a thing.
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vxNsr
5y ago
Not quite. Most executives and board members have standing orders for their own company (usually sell x amount every y days), this way they can’t be accused of doing something illicit.
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vxNsr
5y ago
I know a few ppl in compliance at different exchanges, they move pretty quickly if they think it’s a one off, if it looks like it’s part of a larger game they’ll be more methodical. But this sounds pretty standard, it looked odd but not too
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vxNsr
5y ago
Because while trump was increasingly trying to isolate Russia for its bad behavior comrade Biden rolled over in his first meeting and removed a bunch of restrictions. The story wasn’t that “Russia had a bounty on US soldiers” instead it was
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vxNsr
5y ago
Anything is possible. No one here is arguing it’s absolutely impossible for an electron app to be fast. But as you said the amount of work it would take is simply not worth it… with a lot less effort you could make a much more performant na
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vxNsr
5y ago
Spotify has spent over half a billion dollars on acquisitions and investments into its podcasts division, there is zero chance they ever intentionally implement anything that might impede the returns on that spending.
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vxNsr
5y ago
You claim electron apps can be fast but don’t give examples. Native apps are fast and there are many examples. I have yet to use a fast electron app that didn’t hog ram.
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vxNsr
5y ago
You know what’s fascinating, I find these same things so annoying and also use it less because of that… but crucially I still pay for it. So in essence I’m their best customer. I pay and I don’t use it. All streaming platforms operate like
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vxNsr
5y ago
I thought it was to get you used to the idea of just mindlessly tapping yes and thus unintentionally spending money.
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vxNsr
5y ago
> 6.4T just did not go to poor communities of color. why? Do they not have jobs? How do you know none of that money went to employing POC?
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